The Signal, 1903-9-10, Page 6'4Or • 4041
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TIVIIIIDAY, Se •t. 10, 1901 '
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THE MYSTERY
OF GRASLOV
By A.fhley Towne
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Cl I APTER NIT. 1 pertecting arrasigo,Inents tor tho
PitINCEsS ouls BETS TO ACT. fete tootle Neelerove limey 11 11.I. and
OW', Theretie,! tell utVwhat "Iiawas601 lett;' ""11
you ha ve lear.hed. Whyl , r*"`"IlLtIm" 1.,00
the feet that the ph.ture of i'livitY-nt tbo I'llklic;''Ili"-ille Pfeetten
Ateaaaara „Ho upon the thous for the etituititt festivities seemed
wall of Neelerov's room make you dvgillil'd to balk her• tiroe teamed
, taint? . You have Harms) something, -through the great rooms alitbe.seali
r.11 me." ;dug the faced of those'she mei, tweak
Therese watt sittleg In a chair, her IIIg 10 few, but wittchfil for flue moor
face white aud drenii, and lu ber eyee Utility she (Trive41.
was a bewildered M.A. It was nearly luidniglit *lien she I.
"It was not so much what 1 beard, came discouragedand went to her.
priucees, as what I kuew and suspect.' room The servant/8 tif the palace were
ed." she auswered. still at work arranging the rooms ,tor
'I know what you know.. 1 suspect - the!thilice' - . . . : •
what yun suspect. Tell me what you But the princess did not retire Sloe
beard," she said sternly. . . sat -down lour a window awl waited.
'It was tu the serfs' hall," she Bald from the ballroom witelowe•the glare
In reply to the princees. "I was eat., of lights spread out trpsin the surround
Ing: no one seemed to ask who I Was, , 'lig trees and buildings. Fr.en below
-and they talked as servauts do. Vladl- came voles of those who were makoug
lair Paulpoff Is In danger of hIslIfe`.." ready:fur the recelnien, • - .. -
, . Princess Olga gave a start, but re- Therese came In to prepare her nib*:
covered•her composure. trees for bed.
•'(o on," she said. "ateettlie all." "Not yet, Therese," said Ole princess
"It seems there Is au Auterican-l• do wearily. "I shall not retire." •
. not remember what they lled Mut- "You will make yourself 111," 'mold.
Wit he Is an Atneri..an who builds Therese nervously.
bridges lover the- rivers for the new - "Do not fear -I shall pot IsIll Mit
railway. Ile knowe Vladimir Paulpigt. 1 sins not ready for twit. 1 mutt wait -
Ile Is also a frieud of that American 'mind mrt"
girl -yon reniettiber=we met at the\ "You will learn' nothing toulght."
fair Its -Moscow ?"
• '•It Is a night to limn. l. -ave.
"Frances Gordon? I remember her.
Rho gave liberally to the chanties.
Well?" ' 111
"It would seem from what I heard gla
that the governor Is In love with her. 'toms.
and that ' -she rejected him. These \The
things are well known among the serv- ti for
ants. It seems the American and Ne- '
slerov had a fight and Nealerov was sa,
lejured." ylar
"Ile told Me be fell from a home. died
Go. on."
"It •Is believed among the servants eit,
that Vladlintr. is also In lore wieh the are. we
American girl and that she Is In tote
With him. And the Atuerleau-I dual
lone."
*herese stood a tnofli*it watching
princems with a wistful. ing
. and then she went to her OW11
rtncees sat with [warmly a mo
ore than two bourn. An ole
ver ittgbt easily have suppoitsl
gone to sleep. Rut suddenly the
of the lights from, the ballroom
way, attd the princess rose to kiei
flnishe " she said. "nnil Ihey
ry. Tom rrbw night will he a
oi and hey will no Ire at
e one it he on v'in..1 -
TOtilght I it
-soon all WOl
' kndw-but be may ber in lore with herr 'Three „d gat powerfu
tonere! She in fortunate -no tears sonsethina.141111 she waited
I would say most unfortunate. With
siteut In the -palm-
one true and bouorable hover any
mauls fortunatehut with three1 wonder If Nt Icruv 1
-and MW..-...Nrdertivc 1
One like Neelerov: It is too much." .
the natii.•211 nit Is tuy
\ eonhl
'You do pot seen) to etteiwet signore
so eruct and artless a 11111
pl.turto came from."
• member of our (amity I ca
• "Ito you Meats the till painting of my
celve. .Even though,,the • mint
sin, the priuirette
au It. You may -it hangs ou the .1...ri.uoste, some ttliti44iIps no
1 yet 1 regret.that sl
room. ' alerov's It mailouj
bt•txbs _ant -It am eksil:
were htt hot toidicieut relation (oAw.
rant tuy presetwe In leis tharstal
pahtee 4 voila Wet ha VP 11lik itppor-
Nulty to learn the truth. 4 )11. Net.
tilerov! Vensettnee will be toine,-atitt
it will }... sWeet."
She hall ItHaised her feet ht light Pa-
rimisan silsolwre, and in these'slie step.
el noiselessly trout the nano. 'The
gr. .bare coirislor, was dimly lighted
and no ...Non emit.] be,seell.
WJ„,t1,,le thou wassweesenry, It was
'a feared. 141w wall too
fear injury In tim
f the governor
r visit, elle
and the
otild
esleep," elle
Instoet • hate.
wu. flow
!weenie
ot eon-
rishlp
WY,
wall of
idly the Oil isinted by %ta.IIii,Ir
"And when dimir and his permits
*ere sent to ftibe Neslerov took the
pa luting?" •
'Yes. Vladimir Is til MIL WW you
Lwow-. at leastwe 1 Lave' to von."'
"Then Vladimir -meet he • m thin
place."
Therese alueldered
"Ile 1 -fie Is In the dmageletnler
tit palace," she witietered, in ferret -.
A tublen change came over the prin.
CesS. Kite walked In agitation to and
froAe s the•romn.
'Then 'eslersw must suspect that
b bids the.key to tilt!, 111,t .tery
• of Graelov, be said, 'hopping, agesu
"I do ten kilo what he thinks. The
Anioneen also Is 4.rsunder a charge.
of conspiring hgain the cr.ar." 7 •
. "OIL then it Isecions. These
A4terlvanv i reshrea .1. This 11111., per:
baps, In. order. to grati .his love ot
' truth. has met lihneelf the took of ,d1s-
- covereng Ilse truth about 4irt. UT."
'W110 knower' asked There, "lint
bow would he 'know nnything bout
. the .mystery,of Grastor?"
'True, but you to
Arse:Henn girl are In love Vladlin
may IMve discovered sionsething ant
told the girl Abe may.,'finvoo tidd the
Anterleam who May not Ile'n lover, lint
• frieutl. glte may have 0/Instr.' his
effort's hi the task, ef' enravelling the
ntery.", .
t le
t'S ' int else did you hear?"
',"Not Mg: that is ail. I Tile Anteriean
Was art...fed et be Wax Moon to leave
• for Perm. Vladraiir was brought from
Tivoloffsky, sh.iulJ s illage near here."
"Hy. the Ord Nedetor?"
'11 'inlet be, nee nwy are In the
ingo•osie.ot libo p ee." •
' thitI flint is all yo heard?" • •••
-everything."
before Thereee
"It enough to idaccine up° the
fight s ot. Yon must i,, -how. see,
give o these ((t% of ti tmeekats-
Steel 114 .1 I. brare^
'It all 5- well, it•ineeve: tt
you' had lived •r twenty years .11/11
the horror of tit entre. overeinith -
lug you, with a t•on, ant fear iof the
la•rion natielt weight upon you, you
Would not be calif)"
• Poeor woman! .1 iiiTiate your
Y to ma in-
lltittike
titirt
we
feeling. In ilito matter. lint
lain your compoene- for en
how the eligloteatenepicion Ph
..Niletov, may destroy lite effss
have nindteduring the laet wo yea
"Six•-hiontlie, priticess'f
.-"tor you, eitwe yoer lineband died. I
bate hetet Workina 1111011 this ntyidery
8We I returned from Plaris two yenrs
If the] Mares Hoy nre, Will
avenge crime Ilint t Med
against our -brunch of the Neeliorovn."
That evening the 111ineetli met Neele•
exis. in the dining remit er.011 no show or
eittotion. Her mile writ as witfbing
and lier wit as ahem
"I have not PS'Inl you sliding Ihr tmft
druiem. fair conelu,' - said •Nsilertov.
"But I have tea ittigottiu you. I hare
;ken JpatIpajgthe regogroes of Totilek
"t&iove...s-Mrs a fitting welioine to ottr,
eity.-Atotnorrow night there will be a
•plign and fete bore In your honor:
'Toitivorrovr, algid? What le quiekly
• itoewnet takelong lo arrntige NMI
a thing We have se (.114 Portal
pleltkires that When the opportunity -
°crime we grasp It gredhis
ily. Toat.'
cern of the garrieon eh* head ON
with their fernlike, 1.(1,1 alittor
flo
11111 lakittrio-
issiverful Itetsel
. Neslerov.
suspected the pitrinise
Would' be no longer we:Irmo
eolution she hadawo tungsten, -
be thitav'ed.
Silently she crept down the ,grea
Whiling stairs Into the haiku bap. This'
was a wide, apartuient. and from
11 "pelted Malty Moors luto other apart -
o110 side were lite offices of
the goverutuent of the pruritus., ou the
other the living rooms of the, govern-
or's loomeeliohi.
Th' loore upon the left,• leading to
the ',rept Mit' roomthe govertier's
the great imilroom and the dib-
ble Amino, were ,-los.-d. .Two •of flume
tlw right 'we're open. It, une'rtwout
ere' was 11 11014 and from It came
onteltied voictoi 01 1441) Wen and the
-1 1 4. a .11417/7ry. Firs/ ye affeleit ORS
CominttRil, then onotlaer."-
E14 why should we mei!. secret Or-
ders to capturts-ariest If you like -an
Anwricau ands convict already puniSh-
ed stid-well: see thatthey become lost
to the world?"
rin4sais 'Olga gave .4 gasp as she
heerd this. -
- "There . Is one thing about it," said
rnsgetliop. Who wait now g,ettit.,.; druuk
'onottgli 10 be, indeleaident anti ludie-
creet, "if sominlolug is nid done soou I
shall wash my betels of it.- 1 don't
like the looks of R. 4)1 course. °us
might kill a jolackstuitb convict and nO
inquiry would be madebut that Amer-
ican -that in different."
"lieep quiet for a few daps •Ilave
,•ettomot !wen that the governor has $t
.1;....:inbenotiful one." •
.4..
• '1'101 "ie ri .110....I.4 1)1111 of the great
set ism 4-4 (0 ...,..1..r.yes. 'he le dis-
tantly related' to tb gover ,1. : And.
,.111('e 74.0) are hatere tett, I wit tell you
Ole story as 1 kuo 1t."
"t)h, there is a tory. then. 11
10.7.1 . • -oo
•"There is a tory, and It H olle,wh
die goveruor Would not like 10 but
'brought inte prominence while ,the
Princess Is here. The elder brother of
Nesh•rov married Alexandra. a etmein,
.4 Princess' I ligs. 'fide was wonted' tg
like twenvythrtn. tor tweisty,fonr yea ..
agis' No 1 think it timet Aloe ywent
tire, ,sI. -Well. they were owed nutted,
11111/•0' 1.
-y1a•141 e Ales xi
s wsas' die heir
to 111r. teat 'sail\of Criilol11 ltd 1110
hens!' aytitle, leids being Prinst
Nesle ettwos 'i: of GrusluvA
enr or Int after is I,4py ,
marriage 6
0119 W1114 b1/Tk 1.1 111101'flittples. Ile was
na ted ' Alexis after his ',father. Ile
. ,
w s, a lloe, yonmf,' fellow, I have
1 oar& /11111 gre,stin•dolly.- - Viten he
a,, a year old. or perhniti•two, Prince
Altoxis died. Now. it 110 1)11 IlIw-it,41, Ilan
the old Duke of Grador, who aae\still
diving. hied. had d mom:yet with Prineees
Alexitii.lra. ller loratieh \of the taunt
45a4 'tin friendly to -Ids, and tisingsodid -
ten 4,, light. and they .1111/11eTP1491. 7 duet
what that 11.i.1 to .1, with the Flory 1
du niot k till*. Inn I am lentils: Y.ou what
rembotly 111 Perm knew et that time.
"At mar Mite Prince Nicholas, now
g -ertior'of Tomsk. was fifteen years
of go, and 'o as the favorite of his
!nth... It wee commonly reported 1II$
the il e preferreil to see has younger
}1/11 tuub1 tit the title and etitate rather
than has- .11 go to tlie non of the prin.
(4444. Any .ity, 011P day, twenty years
sigh, the'yot ig prinee.then about three
years told, or oritaim 11011.e. W/11/4 drilown.4
In the Keine. At-,. hetet that is what
Was said. ":.The 11.4 wandered away
from his uuree and walkell is the
riser. Some of .in garments were
found ou the ricer auk, and it would
•etu as though the little fellow had
hitt ll to follow the eattitipie Of the
boys o serfs It. ha seen nod was
river ba . However,
d and the
rted. In
the time
rg•••1
1:14P.,„,z,
110.
pasta to tn
the body wa
poor printers was
a' year she. too, died.
her lonmeli of the NI.1119
foul play. It wife openly salt
varied the Ohl 'duke and Prince
Ins of hiking Murdered 'her. .11
\kit proved and was slot tried. The t o
branelles remaltwil. at feud. The o
doke'-died and PrilIC# NICholas enter
into hitt inherltairce. but he has nut
nowtt 01;N -tine, prohnioly out of
shieration forAlle feelings of his rela-
414:ee.
"Now we come down to Ilse present
(ley. It was openly charged by Roue
,of the other Neslerovs 'that the wry-
anIs of the lionee of inial were in-
volv1.1/. and it was thought atWoe time
, Oslo certain .others not of the house.
hold knew something. Atnoug thee*
snot the family - of an ironworker,
kliehael Peatipott,,conetsting of himself,
Els wife slid A elillilt But the Paul-
poffs• disclaiintel . all knowledge, aud
Were tos etttiold SIMI immeent looking,
,lbat they were dropped from .eimitid-
ertitlint lint It aeons that an enmity
lonsInim rutted 111 t heir obscure inialln
agals.i.t t het gorlIntor, . and they have
been etsIretly working to fasten the
miler of 1'111111'MS Alexandra omit,
1. Whether they isneW anything at
he time or whether 611111C one dying
1 them, 1 do not know. Certain It
III 1 1 they hate a ttttt e knowledge they
will 11 egainet our governor. They
wire tent t,r Siberia unil' were unable
ciirsed A (ulcer' came and was inter-
'. work ,iti the mystery. Rut thin ac-,
• A.A. lle swore he would {soden thls
toritrder upon fieslatroe beeattse Ne.,
sicror bait loved that American girl,
Mt tighter or. (Jordon, the engineer.,
N1144 yon owe why the America'', lien -
ton, and the powerful young black-
smith ,vvcre (wrested, and why, .even
lough In the dungeons, nothing mom
e be 4ionen111 tide princeme leaves.
Neelerov ;dee Ines he Is intue•ent, id,
Lt i,\ie pewor and Ittiliomre of her family,
It' Jolliet with the efforts of the
A1'10,4-
'0111 awl',,ti, e l'aillpotTe, might destroy
hon. Am I understood?"
.' reit, perfectly. Neelerov Is mink and
We re his. We must tie loyal. Let the
prI resitiln M the dungeons Until
We are itreii to act. %Then -well, et-tn
tow we 'might foriet to rodthem
food."
-flint, rnsgetbop, la thlkiigl;y MP&
The princeei will dents/ m y upon
tills floor while they Marie to death
on the one below." '
The two police oftleera chttelqed, and
()leaharing learned enough, crept
Nick to her room. She eras passing
through the upper corridor when she
one etniiksi by a shadow as ot a MAO. i
1.04P5 Mal" MUMIS11404 01 11341
4. . ,_ 0,
•• ,
f tobacco. a ne otner room %as
s.. • '
rilween 'remembered these
ft 111111 seen' them' In her 111
the 'palmsThat front
e And bit W1111•11 a
g was floe (Mice of the
superIntenikmt o 4TIse oise'next
to it 441111 11 71110 r rouns, eisimeeted
with the ether 1 3 door, was,
Thin eIli1111 Ill 111 11811 ti.1.11 111.
11`1111111 1.1/1- 1111 *ail now used
for the purpose of atolls' Amok's, ree-
ords, pollee ntaterintillid ih. •s. It wag
pert tof the snit allotted to th superin-
tendent of pollee.,
01,4fard the 1111111P of l'aulpott. tit '
icn stint boil and Ili •neil
letie.
a flit tering' heart 010'd:tried into 1
daeke set room and ,to k gp her posk
Dolour r the closed doh 'between that
IS
si kern sat itionit,illin$ the*,
ti 1 le between them. nod
Itt w oha t.flbillb7 of liquor
uthot
dark.
. The
rooms.
speetiott it
Is tame
light wag burn
and tlie
The tw
tt
Witle‘tot
ti
111111 re.
The stork of
the repo ties
it'd ten 0111 0111
the pollee, I
palate were h
*tenons.. lost to
Tliespenkers lh
sky, stiperIntentl
111411 slur liimetleop. •
"Th whole thing Is A
(cry to ." Paid Emsgetli
mune what\tlitekly, havingt
altlerable It or: VII Is t:
rItrit We rem
another, sell wO
do. The gotento
Htiin
'11111 TO 110t the fl
'rem ig the polite.. for
the ollowlog night
or the tersishrti of
alk mutertsakhtilla the
reit •11, anti Moselle.,
t herroolh weie
pollee,
11141 '!
'Illy..
1110114
1'011
ery.
e row cotton:old. hen
Io not know wha o
"of Wont Id
to have felt
the influence of this great tityeterY."
Jatielty, "The governor in die-
treet"
"Oh. I 'mid a complete InntiefY• 1
wonid mit call it a greet mystery. Thai
ivolltd bring It to the dignity of aeeie.
ibritool 'oh Oo"
"Po It tot, it In ono of the mord Cele-
brOterl mute% in all
That hi too notch! (hut 04. 11,0 meet
ertellustml mut* In .11 ltmet, Ani they
Neve ion broil Id this iltingtiens more .
.1
e'en muet not expect to nes tire baud- then throe ttny! The mattee mould
tor of • fete in St. Petersburg ot Par..-' ecerooly Imre gone beyond Tonthh."
1.. "Ntoertheleen I spoke truly."
"t leteitLeheite Ille ims Ma, ' 'Ve $bstO le eolmettalea sheet lit L 1
A/W ' r-- .-y..-••••• ,
. ...,
'''''"''''''"'"'tr.'•' '.1.77TT: ",10,,, I., 'N,
_
• paiaceaguard was maktug Ols rounds. I
111 stopped abort wheu be saw the prim
Mout; them distonottt as all youug °Merry
shoat the, palace were, he enlisted aud
wee about tb pass on. She stopped hick ,
"Lieutenant," elle said. "Oda 18 uty
room, I Ittlt to speak to you about'"
Ile Isettitatevl. ,Ile knew that site was
the, l'rlovess Olga...dile kpew she would
not Keck bibit prtnienee for pleasure. Ile
feared the displeasure of Nerierov, but
the whining Lenity of Olga IsotiquertmL
and he *dipped be+ 1110111.
"'What Itt your mime?" sloe nmked, her
manner turning at otter to that of the
etern woman of hitsitiess.
"Michtlel Dertuelty, princese." ,
,"Your pbsitioor
"Lhoutionant of the guard."
"Ilow would you like to be a major
at eat
"Ma). • of cavalry! -Sitch 41 promotion
11 1(17 ege-frotu Ito •
"1 1 le postilhle--,-eveu tuure Is possible.
Rut you must obey sne."
"You are the Princess Olga, but 1
oile.t oltey sbegOveruor of Tonsek."
"Welt.", she said, aced from n iteeret
receptacle she took a folded paper upon
which were a few %surds mei a great
Need. She held It for blot to read. , Ile
dropped to GIs knees,
"Tile seal of his tnojesty the steer!"
he said in an a aqintleken VOlesi. "1
iihey-continaud ane -7-11
When,will you be rellevedir
"1441011."
"Caine to me and my nothing to any
el obey: ',will be duet's"
' • LACI C4.1% COLLAR.
rich one, and give a dressy aspect to a
somber ofse. The AMID p a [tying Illue-
Quiehly. though Ole WWI we*7, 014* 'tratIon imbthlts one phase of the
mat down abil wrote a letter, I wan fashion.
This le i cape coder made alternately
seereely more than tiuldied when the -
!.. of Met lace and canvas edged with
officer t•t timed. ,
!tibit Ince. The lappet form of the
"Is therelitot • tralo to ll'oloolsh tb
. Nevem! divisions 1a bectsmiug to the
nibrulitg?" ,
°There 14. he train your highness, Ulm $0441ttheb• 41114194.11r• and Is Quits ills
.easue on retun. rImlay."
"Take this lett to Tots/Ink. (live It • FURTHER EVIDENCE.
Into no otioor loin but that of Count.. \
de Mellon% rivento general. of western to Atwell Proves that bodd's Kidney Pint
Sliwria. Do (00 1111 nomad?" •
"1 do. And I( the vernof •should" 1 .7411:... 11:101;:4171o.rkoo,1111.1..efots.arl..1.71.e.coviisdbie,:.1.
"lictiatin tit Tobolsk. 1 have arra g. liS..riii-.i.:tal - :bootee Atwell, a well-knoten
sod'for that in jle. letter. You neel never eVe,, relates an experienct•
which is.. lotted*. interest to all IUDs..
fear the present govern of Tihnsk." •
--uttering ft in isrissary trosslileii of 'ails
• 11e bowed. placed eh letter lit hin
boson& and retired, •Wi li a eigh of kind..
"1 . tied.- 1 •.i.,, and " bladder
threw Itentelf upon her and wail illtilt ft.t. yea .. %l t-. At well states,
Weariness and ot relief he princess
-at r -over 114 • mouths the pains in
u sateen. . . ' My ladder wets. p.olicitlarty severe.
. 111 1 • IIIK toy twit • would imet ler,' MI
yr t tug co:erring:0, ,im elm lot 144 111.10,0" t Are ter 1' tit tit',
• eyes. N '11 1141411 haittl ., nor Medicines
SUMMER FROC
. • - -
!Plaits la tbe -Yakima Ip ot
• Gaisweil lereet.
The softer nd the thinner the mates
I of a froek is Inure sedninve 4 the
fa rite gauged fret/. In 11141 m slits
nue el here shown e ha'.o It sk4t it h
41 11 111 front pa I. the 311
gang 1 /MHO' have tenifFney,
to•det it apparently 14111.N twig
The ski t is ganged won the hips an
back, tit rows of gime taking a
wienewila upward direction, while,two
t1011111.Pftt opper one with ganged
heeding. o4 e the hem_aterti trout
the front go .The bottler la c
ad rm-
ingly simPle smart withal, the
r7
11111.1.4•Til 1 I • ill.' 1 1411 or gave me
lien \I tried ikehre Kidney
and 1 wy
, Urinary 1. 11 1111.• .111 IIIISMatriell
ki.lueys, 'bus kiitlesey til,, never
fail to (Isnot ens. \
The Aitterii•al 451111.1,
ham twist town. HMI 111111 1' 111
if trey .lames for Ite post year n
half. has 1101•11. III 41 for a tern .4.
ye irs to Alex. M..I mian•and C., 1.
iir•oadben., of Sea oil 1,, t tit'
wooprietors to take le etteitet musli-
ety. Mr. James re re,* filo 11.
itel obit* to lite illdi on111, 111 11u,.
own, and 4iIl probably eerk
a le climate.
Birth
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Wog sloping sho' re, by drying ot
which the juncture ot-the sleeves and
bodice is made absolutelilelsIble, es
the bdtlice ganging runsrIght or the
arm le an unbroken line, mudIcingto
rye It is decided note of distInctiod.
Any white muslin or lace, plain, flicked,
or fagot stitied, would be the natural
medltun ot e vest, while guipure or
embroidery fabblous tbe collar with Bs
Smart stole ends.
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and ids, we
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Tb. Apple In Jelly Mattes.
The jellying propertit•s of sour apples
are much greater than those of berries,
grapee and other fruits excepting
currants, says an exchange. Apple
jelly is the easiest jelly to make, as it
always jellien Jost requires three -
fourth.; of a poinal of sugar to one pint
of juice Instead of the usual pound.
If any on* falls In making grape, rasp-
berry, blackberry or plum jelly let the
experlicent be tried of melting the
thin jelly anciadding one or more plata
of strained apple juice according to
the amount of jelly- perhaps one pint
to eix tumblers. Let the mixture boll,
try a teaspoonful In a saucer, pour It
Into gimes, and thick, firtn jelly will
result without • ehange In flavor 0151)7 evidence of apple joke. This te
One/ of the interets of the cooping fee.
1011.0. where much so called 11,1111 jelly
le made out of apple juice colored and
darored and sweetened with glucose.
Beware ef cheap jellies.
Plaiststethos standsvlebirs„
Drifter the bread and then ley MOW
Of the IllIces a medium 1117.4. nasturtium
leaf, spreading over it the thinnest lay
er of mayonnaise dreseing. Fold the,
slices of breed together cut otft
'sandwich In the shape ot the I.,1f a ••,1
let the stem 'dick ont Only the least
bit of mayonnaise should be need as
Oa nasturtium has a great deal of
finvor of Its own. Thin Is one of the
oddest and daintiest of dandwices.
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